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These Are the Higher Ed Issues Biden Is Abandoning Before Leaving Office
In its final days, the Biden administration reversed course on proposed changes to Title IX, online college programs, TRIO for undocumented students, and more.
International Students Urged to Return to Campus Before Potential Trump Travel Ban
Fearing possible delays and other complications, universities are telling students to return from winter break before newly inaugurated President Trump issues a travel ban.
Changing Demographics Will Impact Higher Education for Years
Declining numbers of high school graduates will pose an existential threat to higher education for the foreseeable future, notes a new report.
Study: Most Common Approach to Diversify STEM Majors Doesn’t Work
Just because students of color test well in middle school STEM doesn’t mean they’ll major in STEM in college, a new study finds. The better influencer — seeing people like themselves represented in STEM education and careers.
Where Did Linda McMahon Go to College?
The former WWE CEO and President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for education secretary graduated from Eastern Carolina University in 1969 with a degree in French.
UCLA Faces Claims of Antisemitism, Anti-Palestinian Bias
The university assembled two task forces that reported finding an unsafe campus environment for Jewish, Israeli, Palestinian, Muslim, and Arab students.
Where Youth Voter Registration Stands Before the Presidential Election
Young voters may swing battleground states on Election Day, but registration trends vary from state to state.
New Lawsuit Claims 40 Private Universities Overcharged Students
A class action suit accuses top private colleges of colluding to overcharge students by considering noncustodial parent finances.
1 in 4 Students Faced Challenges Staying Enrolled Due to FAFSA Delays, Survey Finds
In a recent survey, another 34% of students report that FAFSA rollout delays affected their ability to file the application.